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1 what with summer time it was still broad daylight
Макаров: так как было лето, ещё было совсем светлоУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > what with summer time it was still broad daylight
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2 what with
phr prep в связи с; из-заwhat with summer time it was still broad daylight — так как было лето, ещё было совсем светло
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3 what with
[ʹwɒtwıð] phr prepв связи с; из-заwhat with summer time it was still broad daylight - так как было лето, ещё было совсем светло
what with his laziness he did almost nothing in his freshman year - вследствие своей лени он почти не занимался на первом курсе
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4 what with
1) вследствие;
из-за Syn: as for
2) парный союз или с сочинением в значении Introducing advb. phrases formed with prepositions( in the earliest periods chiefly for, later usually, now almost always, with), implying (in early use only contextually) in consequence of, on account of, as a result of;
in view of, considering( one thing and another) '. What with one thing and another, I see that my work is well cut out for me. в связи с;
из-за - * summer time it was still broad daylight так, как было лето, еще было совсем светло - * his laziness he did almost nothing in his freshman year вследствие своей лени он почти не занимался на первом курсеБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > what with
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